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After Maria: Puerto Ricans struggle to survive

After Maria: Puerto Ricans struggle to survive

The Maldonado family barely survived Hurricane Maria hitting their home in Puerto Rico. And now they face another life-threatening crisis: lack of food and clean water. Your $50 gift today will provide healthy meals and other emergency supplies to this family and many...
Urgent: Maria pummels Puerto Rico

Urgent: Maria pummels Puerto Rico

One to four months — that’s how long Puerto Ricans are preparing to live without electricity in the wake of Hurricane Maria. With screeching 150 mph winds, Maria is the strongest hurricane to hit Puerto Rico in almost a century. And debris left by Hurricane Irma could...
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